Automotive
The Ford Mondeo made its debut on the automotive market in 1993 and has been in continuous production ever since. The model progressed to its fourth generation by 2014, necessitating subsequent updates to comply with evolving European regulatory standards.
A comprehensive aesthetic overhaul was bestowed upon the fourth-generation Mondeo in 2019, encompassing both visual enhancements and technological advancements. Notably, the station wagon variant distinguished itself as one of the most spacious vehicles in its segment, thanks to its impressively voluminous trunk compartment.
Externally, the vehicle showcased a redesigned trapezoidal grille with a three-dimensional effect. Higher-end Titanium trims boasted horizontal chrome slat inserts. The front bumper was updated with a revised lower grille and modernized fog lamp units. The performance-oriented ST variant featured integrated side skirts with aerodynamic winglets. At the rear, the distinctive C-shaped taillight design was accentuated by a stylish trim strip finished in either satin silver or chrome, depending on the model variant.
The interior offered an extensive array of customization options, allowing buyers to tailor both the aesthetic and functional aspects of their vehicle. Choices ranged from various trim packages to advanced infotainment systems and instrument panel configurations. Standard instrumentation combined analog and digital displays, while seating featured multiple upholstery and comfort options, with split-folding rear seats included as standard equipment.
Powering the Mondeo station wagon was a diverse engine lineup comprising diesel, gasoline, and hybrid powertrain options. Transmission choices varied according to the engine configuration, including a six-speed manual gearbox, a continuously variable transmission (CVT), or an eight-speed automatic unit. Additionally, a four-wheel-drive system was available for enhanced traction capabilities.
